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StarGlider 2 1989 Simulation
More space combat and strategy in this sequel, which challenges you to collect the elements to form a bomb to destroy a resistance force, before delivering them through heavy fighting. Each planet has its own characteristics, with differing inhabitants and features. As well as flying through space, you must dart through tunnels under the planets, which restricted your movement range but are where most of the weapons are. As you go along you'll have to obtain objects from people, and trade them so as to be able to complete your main objectives. The biggest advance from the original Starglider was seen...
Shadow of Destiny (a.k.a. Shadow of Memories) 2002 Adventure
Pieces of work that revolve around time travel are usually prone to commit a few inherent flaws. First is the slapstick sci-fi quality where works will present the most hackneyed explanations in the need for time travel. This is the dreadful mad scientist storyline we have all come to loathe. Others, on the other hand, don't take advantage of time travel. It's as if traveling through time is second nature, as easy as opening a jar of peanut butter; which takes away from the freshness of the concept and often, the supporting drama isn't convincing on its own anyway. Shadow...
Millie's Math House 1992 Educational
Millie's Math House is the first game in Edmark's early line-up of educational games designed for very young children to use. The interface is completely point-and-click, with little to no text and instructions are given verbally. The player is taken directly to the main page where Millie perches on a desk in front of a row of cubicles, each of which takes the player to a math or pre-math activity. There are seven different activities in this game, and each activity has two modes; Explore and Discover and Question and Answer. The first mode encourages the player to click around and experiment,...
Computer Diplomacy 1984 Strategy
Avalon Hill's classic strategic board game in its first commercial adaptation. Choose a country to play as, and attempt world domination. ...
AquaNox 2: Revelation 2003 Arcade action
Instead of taking you way up into the unexplored galaxies of the outer space, the game of Aquanox takes players down into the dark and chilling depths of the Earth's oceans. In essence, you can think of this game as a space-sim with slightly more aquatic scenery. Aquanox 2: Revelation is not a full-blown sequel, but it's not an add-on either. It's a hybrid of the two. The engine has been tweaked somewhat, along with the AI, but the core technology remains largely unchanged. Instead of exploring the ocean depths as Emerald "Dead Eye" Flint players are cast in the role...
Epic Checkers 1995 Strategy
In 1995, Epic Megagames published a number of shareware computerized board games designed by Twisted Pine Software. Branded "Brainiacs" series after a movie of the same name, the games did not do well commercially, and today remain some of Epic's most obscure releases. Which is a pity, because Epic Hoppers, Epic Connect, and Epic Checkers offer excellent play value. Programmed for Windows, all three games boast multiple difficulty levels, hint and undo options, and nice graphics. If you are looking for traditional parlor games to while away coffee breaks at work, check them out. The rules of Checkers: "The object...
Oni 2001 Arcade action
The multi-developer, multi-distributor, multi-platform Oni attempts to resurrect the whack-a-mole close combat of games like Double Dragon, to see if the Tomb Raider generation will bite. For PC gamers, at least, this might cause some concerned coughs. Oni is a third-person fighting game that relies on the old flip-that-switch-to-flip-the-other-switch template, following the tale of Konoko as she fights corrupt conglomerates and cybernetic baddies. A back story about the character's origins, not to mention some unsurprising twists in the narrative, only attempt to pepper the non-stop slap-fest with some reason to carry on. At first it seems a fine enough hybrid, with plenty...
Sword of Aragon 1989 Strategy
Your father, the loved Duke of Allada was last night murdered by Orcish hordes and same Orcs have come again to invade your city. Now is the time to avenge your father and keep well the title Duke of Allada. Recruit an army and prepare for the upcoming onslaught! The future and fate of Allada and its role in Aragon now rests in your hands! Sword of Aragon is a turned-based fantasy strategy game where you rule a small town called Allada in the North Western part of the land known as Aragon. Most of the political map is yet undiscovered...
Lucky's Casino 1993 Strategy
Probably the least known game from QQP (famous for wargames such as The Perfect General and The Lost Admiral), Lucky's Casino is an excellent casino simulation strong enough to give Beat the House a run for its money had it been more well-known (or better promoted). In addition to the typical range of casino games (e.g. roulette, craps, slots, video poker, and baccarat), Lucky's Casino contains numerous variants of each game and a plethora of options that QQP fans are familiar with. After creating your alter ego in the game (complete with a cartoon face), you are off in search of...
Encyclopedia of War: Ancient Battles 1988 Strategy
This game is actually a lot like chess! It's a games designed to simulate pitched battles in the Ancient world. There is a set of armies available from the earliest times until the fall of the Western Roman Empire, in 475 A.D. You can design the terrain and/or units, set-up each side's troops and then it's just on to the battle. You are doing nothing but fighting the battle you created. There are also some pre-designed scenarios and maps for your enjoyment. ...
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